Peter says “this Jesus” three times in his message on Pentecost. He is defiantly wanting to make a point and he does it. Jesus was executed, raised to life, and exalted by His Father!

Thomas gets a difficult nickname in our world. Doubting that someone can rise from the dead is reasonable. What do you do when you doubt? Is God ok with our questions? Are we able to trust without understanding? Praise God Jesus is patient with us and will love us while we wait and question. 

In this sermon we look closely at the message Peter preached on Pentecost, to see that Jesus died and was raised because it was God’s plan, a plan that was driven by God’s love!

In this Good Friday sermon Tony wants us to feel the responsibility we have for the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. He helps us to understand it by taking us to two gardens - the garden of Eden and the garden of Gethsemane

As Peter rises to speak to the crowd on Pentecost, he takes them straight to the scriptures to show that it is one of the prophet Joel’s prophecies that is being fulfilled and the power and beauty of it is that now, God’s people are His temple, where He dwells.

In this sermon we think about that day the Holy Spirit came and filled the Jesus' followers who were waiting for Him. It had a profound effect on them when they were filled with the Holy Spirit and those who witnessed it asked the right question, “What does this mean?”

Paul wanted to know Him and the power of His resurrection. What is that power? This sermon seeks to answer that question from the scriptures. 

Knowing Jesus produces a counter-cultural, single-minded passion to know Him more. This is at the heart of the Lenten season. 

It is commitment Sunday at Grace Community Bible Church. The church is refreshing and renewing the commitments they made a year ago, financial commitments that are going towards 27 acres of property the church purchased to be the future home of the church. In this sermon Tony answers the question, “why should I commit and what keeps me motivated to commit?”